As a masterpiece in the history of China's calligraphy and painting, Shiqu Baodi was compiled in the eighth year of Qing Qianlong, which took 74 years to complete, bringing together all the works of the royal collection in the heyday of Qing Dynasty. After the book was revised and finalized, a special person was appointed to write it in fine print, and two sets of Zhu Si column manuscripts were written and kept in letters respectively. It is understood that the full set of 40 volumes of "Shiqu Baodi" color edition was completed in 20 14.
The first and second editions of Baodi in Shiqu have photocopies of Hanfen Building in Shanghai in the seventh year of the Republic of China (19 18). A photocopy of Tan Zhai in Kaiping in the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948) was continued. 1969, the National Palace Museum in Taipei photocopied the first, second and third editions of The Secret Museum Zhu Lin Shiqu Treasure. 1988 Shanghai Bookstore reprinted the first, second and third editions of Zhu Lin Shiqu Treasure, photocopied in the National Palace Museum. In 2004, Beijing Publishing House reprinted Shanghai Bookstore. 20 10 The Palace Museum Press and Sanxi Hall Library jointly published the original large-line photocopied two-color edition of The Collection of Stone Channels in the Palace Museum, with the fine copy of Zhu Wulan collected in Qing Dynasty as the base copy, which was divided into 54 letters and 235 volumes according to the original book form; The blue lagoon silk cover is hidden, and the colorful brocade letter cover completely reproduces the original appearance of the royal cheats.